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In time vs On time, In the end vs At the end

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Last updated: April 13, 2026 10:48 am
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Exercise 2

Select “on time,” “in time,” “at the end,” or “in the end” for the spaces below.

Exercises & Summary
  1. On time vs In time & At the end vs In the end
  2. Exercise 1
  3. Exercise 2
  4. Exercise 3

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1 The movie was long, but ______ it was really interesting.

2The train arrived ______, so we didn’t have to wait.

3 We reached the airport just ______ to catch our flight.

4 There is a small café ______ of the street.

5 She didn’t want to go out, but ______ she changed her mind.

6 The class started ______, so everyone arrived on schedule.

7 I finished the report just ______ for the deadline.

8 ______ of the book, the hero returns home.

9 We talked a lot, but ______ we agreed on a plan.

10 The bus didn’t leave ______, so everyone arrived late.

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